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The mosaics commemorate Australian surfers. The mosaics are located in Duke Kahanamoku Park which is part of McKillop Park. As at 2015 there were 16 men and 8 women mosaics in the park with a proposal to add a further 12. 

Duke Kahanamoku Park on the Northern Headland of Freshwater Beach became part of the Manly-Freshwater World Surfing Reserve on Saturday, 10 March 2012.

Those currently listed are: 
Mens: Midget Farrelly (World) Mark Scott (Amateur) Mark Richards (World)  Wayne Bartholomew (World) Mark Sainsbury (Amateur) Lynette Mackenzie (Amateur) Peter Townend (World)  Robert “Nat” Young (World)  Chad Edser (Junior) Grant Frost (Amateur) Martin McMillan (World) Shane Bevan (Junior) Damien Hardman (World) Stuart Entwhistle (World) Barton Lynch (World) Tom Carroll (World) Bryce Ellis (Junior).
Womens:
Phyllis O’Donnell (Amateur), Jenny Gill (Amateur),Connie Nixon (Amateur), Pam Burridge (World), Lynette Mackenzie (Amateur), Kathy Newman (Amateur), Pauline Menczer (World), Wendy Botha (World).

Proposed Heritage Additions -
Australian Men Surfers
Tommy Walker, C.J. “Snowy” McAllister, Dave Jackman
(For Australian Surfing Heritage contributions)
Missing Australian ASP World Surfing Champions
Ian Cairns ‘73 Men’s World Champion
Mark Occhilupo
Joel Parkinson 
Mick Fanning
Proposed Heritage Additions -
Australian Women Surfers
Isma Amor
Isabel Letham
(For Australian Surfing Heritage contributions)
Australian ASP World Surfing
Champions since January 1994
Layne Beachley
Chelsea Georgesen
Stephanie Gilmour

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